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Download or read book Fundamentals of Adobe Photoshop Elements 7 written by Sue Jenkins and published by . This book was released on 2009 with total page pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Product Description: This 4-part training course, from Multi-Award Winning Trainer Sue Jenkins, is designed to give you the knowledge to use Adobe® Photoshop Elements to its full potential. Designed for both new users, that want to learn how create stunning imagery and photos, to the advanced power user that wants to get a healthydose of Ms. Jenkins famous tips and tricks! Lessons focus on becoming familiar with all aspects of Elements including the interface, using tools to enhance your images and photographs, and how to share your images with friends and family. A fun and entertaining way of learning Photoshop Elements 7! Customer Review: I bought the Class on Demand Fundamentals of Adobe PhotoShop Elements 7 and I love it! After watching the training, I used Elements on some graphics and photos I had to use at work. I then used what I learned to create a Graduation Montage of photo's for my daughter College Graduation. I have to admit, there wasn't a dry eye in the house, including mine. The Training DVD is affordable and provides more information about how to use the software then any classroom training could possibly offer. Adobe software can be very daunting, but I feel much more comfortable and confident using them after I have used Class on Demand's trainings. This edition is no different. Sue Jenkins, the instructor, is incredibly easy to follow and explains all the ins and outs of the software. While most other trainings or "how-to" books can cost a lot of money, this DVD not only is interactive and detailed in ways that books are not, but the cost is also much better and worth it. I have recommended this training to many of my friends and colleagues already and I would recommend it to everyone out there that wants to learn how to use the software without having to sweat through the process of self-teaching. --Gerry Lundstrom, Power Users Group.